The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-10-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts Of the
World.

ABROAD.
The London Radical Clubs are making ar
rAngomeuts 20 hold a general meeting 20 urge
another trial Of the Chicago Anarchists and 20
consider the ayisabiltyoi sending delegation
10 America 10 speak I'm behalf of The condemned
mon Several Radical Clubs have adopted rcso-
lutions conforming the sentences. -- Two hum
drcd OF the poor, homeless unemployed per
sons who sleep al night in Trafalgar square,
London paraded iu "a body through the Urn-
Ciual streets iu the West End. They carried a
black banner bearing DOB white letters the M
scrip.iou. We Viii have work on bread. -
"A special from Paris 6at. q, says. Ihe Grand
Duke Nicolas first cousin of the Car, who ar
rived Yesterday from DuukTk ou board ihe
French steamer Uruguay, from ioucuie, mace,
before li-ombaIkiuU most IuNammalurN
speech Ilcsaid 4" France isuow bard Ht work
preparing igr her revenge, aud ln aoinE 80 7he
Is doing gal Russia also ls Tar from inactive
She is 8orA ug might aud main io destroy ihe
influence OI Germany. ouI family doves rance
All lhe efforts ol the Dar are directed toward
lrs-cuuE i.u German influence which, at one
time WAS yury powerful at The Russian Court
And the time VIII soon como when tlo RUSSIAN
Government. Will Doe composed exclusively of
men whose sywpltuius are with France but
until then D. viii bo difficult 10 obtain our 'l-
fcctive alliance The day viii soon come when
j shall draw My sword standing shoulder ga
Berlin papers confirm thc opinion oi The ria-
bility of thcaI lance between Germany, Aus
tria and Italy, and regard LAS sure ruTHtoc
of peace. th. Bulgarian elections all the
Government candidates. were elected by large
maiGEios There were uo disturbances
Owing 90 thD almost daily shocks o earthquake
at Santiago dc Cuba, panic has seized The in.
hab.tuis, and business is almost completely
suspended.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
At Camden, a. j., a man named ONeiu
while intoxicated, staggered across the West
Jersey Railroad track Do iront ol an approach.
ing train His death seemed almost certain
when Patrick MCGOWAN. oi Philadelphia Iusay.
ON the tract. and hurled O&c4l aside, bat wa.
himself struck by the locomotive and received
injuries which caused hi. death about 20 min
utes later A desperate fight occurred Thurs
day I'D the Choctaw Nation between Deputy
United States Marshal Williams and posse OF
three men and desperate namcl Bin Frazier
The Marshal and enc OF his men were seriously
wounded and Frazier csCapcd.-J. ID. Ray
mond, United States Consul in Ottawa, Ont.
about 20 years ago Was found dead Friday M
Brocllvilc, Ont, with bullet hole IN his side
ID is not believed that he committed suicide
but how the shooting occurred rs unknown.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The President wa, tcmpestuously received III
st. Louis, where he spent three days last week
Then he was Whirlea away 10 Chicago, where Do,
had another tremendous ovation. saturday hI
went fishing with Postmastcr-Gcucrl Villas al
Madison, W 49, and landed several fine black bass
Sunday night the party lett for ST. Paul, MINI
"A trsu containing Gov. Foraker and &
largo delegation OF GAINESVILLE people, en- rout,
10 Evansville o., where the Governor was &,
deliver an address. was derailed near R0scyllle
10 miles south OF GAINESVILLE, Friday night by
defective switch. The engine and baggage ca
kept the track. hat the smoker left H. dragging
with ID GOV. Foraser's car, which went TO tn,
brink of a 2O-l0Ot embaukment and was OnN
prevented from going over by a strong coupling
10 the rear of the coach Gov. Foraker anc
party escaped by crawling through windows
The schooner pcregrine White, " lle cruis
ing OF Cape Sable, found large gr,ysh mas;
floating on the water. Ii was pick "a up, AID
chemists pronounce ii 10 be anbUrgris. The
specimen weighs l25 pounds. and is worth So
an ounce, or so 800 in all-IUilcrsOn Dayi,
has written a letter saying he viii be present
at the Georgia State Fair, at Macon, TO review
the surviving Confederate veterans on Oct. %
if his health pemits--lt is charged in ST
Louis that a ring of Eastern manufacturers and
oustOm-house officials have been guilty of frau
dulent differentiation of imported woods, by
which the manufacturers have been able Z,
nndeTsell dealers in American woods. The Gus
tom house officials who are charged with being
implicated are those nj New York and Boston
The Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph has finally
been absorbed by the Western Union. ii wa
bought by the latter company last week, TIA,
transaction causing quite dutter in financial
circles,